Domingo Corrales
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Domingo Corrales
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Domingo Corrales montando a caballo miraba sus propiedades
Era hombre ranchero de mucho dinero de aquellos hombres cabales
Tenia cinco establos, bastante gananado y muchas tierras de riego
Por eso temprano montaba a caballo perdiendose en sus terrenos
Pero las mujeeres, fueron su desgracia
Quien iba pensarlo que en una aventura Domingo Corrales La vida perdiera
Domingo Corrales andaba borracho, las fiestas se celebraban
rayando el Caballo frente de la plaza, la gente se amontonaba
La reina del pueblo llamada gardenia al verla le habia cuadrado
Y supo robarla con pistola en mano en ancas de su caballo
Pero en un barraaanco
Cuando iba corriendo
Se fueron callando rodando y rodando, los dos se mataron con todo y caballo
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Antonio Aguilar performs "Domingo Corrales", and this lyric page sits inside the Antonio Aguilar catalog on LyroVerse.
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